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Is this why I'm seeing panic from some very previously smug posters on here?

You certainly don't come across as playing with a full deck aim.
Could the "rampers" just be investors hoping that they don't lose their money?

All I see here are predictions of what will happen. Nobody really knows what the future holds. But that is the nature of this game
I'm in the same position as you. I have averaged down along the way. I won't invest anymore until something positive happens, but I'm not cashing in for a few hundred either.
There is a small chance that we may get out of here with something. I can't see the 2nd biggest cinema chain in the world closing their theatres down. The big studios would hate that.
I've written off my money, so anything now is a bonus.

Wow.

Oh lovely. Another "I told you so"...

100% agree with AndyHill.
People that work there are being hit from all angles in this cost of living crisis, now they got to deal with something else which is of no fault of theirs.
We made the choice to invest here because we thought it would make us money. We were wrong.
Even the workers that run the social media are getting hassled by people who are worried about their booked top gun tickets. Give your heads a wobble.
People are a-holes.

The story is in a lot of local papers. People will be worried about their jobs now.
They have to say something to them surely.

Disney and the like will no doubt be paying close attention to this news.

The studios are going to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.
They don't make films like Avengers and Avatar to watch on your TV.

It's my 2nd home.

It better not close on weekend. I have Star Trek for Sunday.

You shouldn't feel sorry for people that invest in risk. I've lost here and I don't want sympathy. I will regather and learn from it.
It's a "zero sum" game.
For someone to win, someone has to lose.

They never mentioned bankruptcy on Wednesday.
Something is going on. Why would a studio like Disney not try to keep half the cinemas in the US open?

"Either those two films were very popular, or they weren’t"
Why just two. We had Minions ROG and Thor also.
Both these were big takers.

I still have £3k in here even at 8p. My average is about 40p.
Not happy, because I made the mistake that I shouldn't and that is getting emotionally attached to a stock. I'm a big film fan and I love my local Cineworld
But it's a lesson learnt.
Another lesson I have learnt is not to panic into selling as most of the time the market's overreact.
Not bailing here because even if I lose it all, I will have learned a very valuable lesson. (yes I'm still emotionally attached to it).
I feel like the underdog here, but as great movies often tell you. Never write the underdog off.

They tried converting cinema to TV with Batgirl. It got canned.
This argument has long since died.

If a studio were thinking of buying Cineworld, would the best time to buy be before, or after a refinance deal?
I'm just trying to 2nd guess the vague & unnecessary warning RNS. Especially since they are very cautious about releasing information normally.

Maybe this was a warning to the studios that haven't got any movies to show.
Get your movies out or you may not have anywhere to show them when you do.
For me it's hard to believe there is no blockbuster due until November. Studios need cinema as much as cinema needs studios.

And administrators wait until the end of business before moving in.
Just an observation.

Don't think day traders hold overnight. Hence the name.
Would be very risky with a volitile stock.